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Trout Stocking Lakes and Ponds ______ Trout Stocking Lakes and Ponds _________________________________ Code No. Stockings ........Period Code No. Stockings ........Period Code No. Stockings ........Period Q One ...........................1st week of March Twice a month ........February – April CR Varies ...............................................Varies BW One ...............................................January M One each month ..... February – May One .......................................................May W Two ............................................ February MJ One each month ......January – April One ...............................................January One each week ...............March – May Y One ..................................................... April BA One each week ........................................ X After April 1 or area is open to public One ...................................................March F weeks of October 18 and 25 Lake or Pond County Code Lake or Pond County Code Anawalt McDowell M Laurel Mingo MJ Anderson Kanawha BA Lick Creek Wayne MJ Baker Ohio Q Little Beaver Raleigh MJ Barboursville Cabell BA Logan County Airport Logan Q Bear Rock Lakes Ohio BW Mason Lake Monongalia M Berwind McDowell M Middle Wheeling Creek Ohio BW Big Run Marion Y Miletree Roane BA Boley Fayette M Mill Creek Barbour M Brandywine Pendleton BW-F Millers Fork Wayne Q Brushy Fork Pendleton BW Mountwood Wood MJ Buffalo Fork Pocahontas BW-F Newburg Preston M Cacapon Morgan W-F New Creek Dam 14 Grant BW-F Castleman Run Brooke, Ohio BW Pendleton Tucker MJ-F Cedar Creek Gilmer BA Pennsboro W. S. Reservoir Ritchie BA Chief Cornstalk Mason BA Pipestem Summers M Chief Logan Logan MJ Poorhouse Berkeley M Conaway Run Tyler MJ Raleigh County Airport Raleigh Q Coonskin Park Kanawha Q Ridenour Kanawha BA Coopers Rock Monongalia BW-F Rock Cliff Hardy XBW-F Curtisville Marion MJ Rockhouse Logan M Deegan Lake Harrison MJ Rollins Jackson MJ Dog Run Harrison M Seneca Pocahontas BW-F Edwards Run Hampshire BW South Mill Creek Grant BW Fitzpatrick Raleigh MJ Spruce Knob Randolph W-F Ft. Ashby Mineral BW Summit Greenbrier W-F French Creek Upshur BW Teter Creek Barbour BW-F Handley Pocahontas Q Thomas Park Tucker MJ Hinkle Lake Harrison MJ Tomlinson Run Hancock MJ Horse Creek Wyoming M Tracy Ritchie BA Huey Run Marion BA Tuckahoe Greenbrier M Hurricane Water Supply Putnam MJ Turkey Run Jackson BA James P. Bailey Mercer BA Underwood Cabell Q Jimmy Lewis Mercer M Wallback Clay, Roane M Kanawha State Forest Kanawha Q Warden Hardy BW Kimsey Run Hardy BW Watoga Pocahontas W-F Krodel Mason BA Wayne Dam Wayne MJ Larenim Mineral BA Westover Park Monongalia Q Updated daily during Trout Stocking Season: Hunting and Fishing Hotline (304) 558-3399 and online at WVdnr.gov 14 WEST VIRGINIA FISHING ___________________________________________ Streams Trout Stocking Stream County Code Stream County Code Anthony Creek Greenbrier W-F Middle Creek Berkeley W Back Fork of Elk River Webster M Barbour, Middle Fork M Back Fork of Elk River (C & R) Webster CR Randolph, Upshur Beech Fork Lake (Tailwaters) Wayne M Middle Wheeling Creek (C&R) Ohio CR Bullskin Run Jefferson W Mill Creek Berkeley W Big Clear Creek Greenbrier BW-F Mill Creek Fayette M Big Sandy Creek Preston BW Mill Creek Hampshire BW Blackwater River Tucker W-F Moores Run Hardy M Blackwater River (C & R) Tucker CR New Creek Mineral W Buckhannon River Upshur BW-F North Branch of Potomac River Mineral M-F Buffalo Creek Brooke BW North Bend Lake (Tailwaters) Ritchie MJ Buffalo Creek Clay M North Fork of Fishing Creek Wetzel MJ Buffalo Creek Logan M North River Hardy BW Burnsville Lake (Tailwaters) Braxton BW Greenbrier, North Fork of Cherry River BW Camp Creek Mercer BW Nicholas Cherry River Nicholas BW North Fork of Lunice Creek Grant BW Clear Fork McDowell M North Fork of Patterson Creek Grant W Clear Fork Wyoming BW North Fork of South Branch Grant, Pendleton W-F Clear Fork (C & R) Wyoming CR North Fork of South Branch (C & R) Pendleton CR Clear Fork, Oceana Wyoming Q Berkeley, Opequon Creek W-F Clover Run Tucker M Jefferson Nicholas, Paint Creek Fayette, Kanawha BW Cranberry River Pocahontas, W-F Paint Creek (C & R) Fayette CR Webster Panther Creek McDowell M Nicholas, Paw Paw Creek Marion BW Cranberry River (C & R) CR Pocahontas Pinch Creek Raleigh Y Cranberry River, Woodbine Area Nicholas Q Pinnacle Creek Wyoming BW-F Deer Creek Pocahontas M Pond Fork Boone BW-F Desert Fork Webster M Potts Creek Monroe M Dillions Run Hampshire BW R.D. Bailey Lake (Tailwaters) Mingo, Wyoming BW-F Dry Fork McDowell M Red Creek Tucker BW Dry Fork Randolph, Tucker BW Rhine Creek Preston M Dunloup Creek Fayette M Rich Creek Monroe M East Fork of the Greenbrier River Pocahontas W Right Fork of Buckhannon River Upshur M East Lynn Lake (Tailwaters) Wayne M Right Fork of Middle Fork Upshur M East River of New River Mercer BW Right Fork of Little Kanawha River Upshur, Webster M Randolph, Rocky Marsh Run Jefferson W Elk River W-F Webster Greenbrier, Second Creek (C & R) CR Elk River (C & R) Randolph CR Monroe Evitts Run Jefferson W-F Shavers Fork (C & R) Randolph CR Gandy Creek Randolph W Shavers Fork (Lower C & R) Randolph CR Glade Creek (Babcock) Fayette BW Shavers Fork (Lower Section) Randolph W-F Glade Creek of New River Raleigh BW-F Shavers Fork (Upper Section) Randolph W-F Glady Fork Randolph W South Branch (Franklin Section) Pendleton W-F Greenbrier River (Cass) Pocahontas M South Branch (Smoke Hole Section) Pendleton W-F Greenbrier River Pocahontas BW South Branch (C & R) Pendleton CR Greenbrier River (Marlinton Section) Pocahontas MJ Greenbrier, South Fork of Cherry River BW Hills Creek Pocahontas M Nicholas Hopkins Fork Boone M South Fork of Cranberry River Pocahontas MJ Horseshoe Run Tucker BW South Fork of Fishing Creek Wetzel MJ Howards Creek Greenbrier MJ Spruce Laurel Fork Boone M Indian Creek of New River Summers M Stonewall Jackson Lake (Tailwaters) Lewis BW Kings Creek Hancock MJ Sugar Creek Webster M Knapps Creek Pocahontas W-F Summersville Lake (Tailwaters) Nicholas BW-F Laurel Creek Fayette M Sutton Lake (Tailwaters) Braxton BW-F Greenbrier, Tilhance Creek Berkeley BW Laurel Creek M Nicholas Tomlinson Run Hancock MJ Laurel Fork Randolph W Trout Run Hardy W Laurel Fork Webster BW Tuscarora Creek Berkeley BW Left Fork of Buckhannon River Upshur M Twelvepole Creek Wayne MJ Left Fork of Holly River Webster BW Tygart Lake (Tailwaters) Taylor M-F Left Fork of Right Fork Buckhannon Randolph, Upshur BW Tygart Valley River (Headwaters) Randolph BW-F Little Clear Creek Greenbrier BW Waites Run Hardy W Little Kanawha River (Headwaters) Upshur M West Fork of Greenbrier River Pocahontas W-F Little River (East Fork) Pocahontas W West Fork of Twelvepole Creek Wayne M Little River (West Fork) Pocahontas W Wheeling Creek Marshall, Ohio BW Lost River Hardy W-F Marion, Whiteday Creek BW Marsh Fork Raleigh M Monongalia Mash Fork Mercer BW-Q Pocahontas, Williams River W-F Meadow Creek Greenbrier M Webster Meadow Creek Summers M Williams River (C & R) Pocahontas CR 2021 REGULATIONS SUMMARY 15.
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